For the past five years, Mexican contemporary jeweler Mey Elizondo has dissolved the boundaries between engineering, technology, and art. Fusing her roots in the tech industry with her formal jewelry training, she orchestrates the subtle integration of unseen technology into visible metal.
Read MoreThe Wisdom of Joy collection .”Now” is the most underrated time. We cling to the past or to promises of a perfect future, then wonder how another year disappeared. The present deserves to be filled with joys, achievements, and small pleasures.
Read MoreI was born and live in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Tashkent beckons with its warm bread, delicious water, beautiful nature, historical and memorial monuments, and rich works of art. This will help me to use national ornaments, memorial monuments and thousand years of history in our centuries and preserve our national values.
Read MoreVanessa Ree is an Irish fine jewellery artist whose practice is rooted in conceptual exploration and contemporary design. Working primarily in precious metals, she creates sculptural jewellery that operates as a form of visual language creating pieces that puts the wearer at the heart, symbolising cultural memory & identity.
Read MoreShannan Hu is a jewellery designer and artist, and the founder of Ewenki, a contemporary tribal jewellery brand based in the UK. Her work is inspired by the Siberian Ewenki people and their deep connection to reindeer, forest and ancestral land.
Read More“See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil” is the symbol of an ambiguous choice: protection or complicity. It represents the refusal to look at injustice, to listen to the truth and to speak about it. It is a metaphor for indifference in the face of reality, even.
Read MoreJewelry as an encounter...between precious metal and vibrant stone, between archaic suggestion and hypermodern design, between man and the universe, between inner strength and outer voice.
Read MoreIs a piece of jewelry a small sculpture? No! Jewelry is not simply a miniature sculpture because its primary condition is wearability and its relationship to the body. Even when it pushes practical limits, it is still conceived to be worn, which distinguishes it from autonomous sculpture.
Read MoreOHM JEWELLERY traces how people grow inside, using shapes shaped by hand. Not just decoration, each piece unfolds like steps taken on a long walk inward. Because meaning hides in form, symbols line up across time to mark shifts we feel but rarely see.
Read MoreIonut Panaite-Jitianu discovered the passion for jewelry design as a student of Assamblage Contemporary Jewelry School. The number of techniques learned allowed him to approach a lot of types of jewelry.
Read MoreCorrespondences is a collection dedicated to my beloved poet Charles Baudelaire, in his beautiful poem “ correspondences”’,he refers to the highly spiritual connection to nature and the transcendence nature offers.
Read MoreSultan Alasmari is a Saudi metalsmith and jewelry artist specializing in contemporary men’s jewelry. His practice explores the reinterpretation of Saudi cultural identity through wearable objects, combining traditional silversmithing techniques with a refined contemporary aesthetic.
Read MoreSaud Alsaleh is a contemporary Saudi artist and jeweller based in Riyadh, where his creative practice serves as a vital language communicating with the world through material, form, and meaning. Rooted in symbolism, his work is a continuous exploration of the essence of things.
Read MoreA Saudi artist, designer, and silversmith whose practice explores the intersection of cultural heritage and contemporary jewelry. Working primarily with silver, she transforms traditional Saudi motifs, techniques, and narratives into refined wearable pieces that celebrate craftsmanship through a contemporary perspective.
Read MoreReham Alharbi is a Saudi jewelry designer, educator, and founder of Reham Jewelry Studio, with over 12 years of experience in jewelry design and craftsmanship. She specializes in creating contemporary jewelry inspired by Saudi heritage, combining traditional techniques with modern design.
Read MoreRaghad Arafah is a jewelry designer and metalsmith with a Bachelor’s degree in Jewelry Design, a Diploma in Jewelry Making, and a Higher Diploma in Product Development. Formerly serving as a Jewelry Workshop Coordinator, Raghad now works as an independent jewelry maker while leading training programs and workshops for aspiring jewelry artists and makers.
Read MoreMy journey from the corporate world to personal branding and styling is rooted in a deep appreciation for intrinsic value, whether it’s in elevating an individual’s professional story or honoring the timeless heritage of diverse cultures.
Read MoreMona Alharbi is an emerging Saudi jeweler whose creations bridge heritage, modern artistry, and a deeply personal legacy. Mona’s journey into the world of jewelry began in 2004 as a tribute to her mother, whose encouragement led her to take her first design and fabrication courses.
Read MoreHuda Alnaami is a Saudi jewelry artist whose work explores the relationship between movement, light, and nature. Through contemporary jewelry, she transforms fleeting moments from the natural world into refined wearable pieces.
Read MoreI am a contemporary Saudi jewelry designer, jeweler, and misbaha (prayer bead) maker inspired by the beauty of the sea and its natural formations—especially coral, waves, and marine life. I transform organic lines and simple forms into wearable works of art that blend minimalism with a modern expression of local identity.
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